SOCIETY FOR REFORMATION RESEARCH SPONSORED SESSIONS
43rd International Congress on Medieval Studies
May 8-11, 2008
Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan

We invite Papers on Reformation Literature, History, Culture for the
following sessions

Reformation I: Difficult Texts

The texts of the Reformation frequently offer vexed questions which
impact the study of the Reformation across the disciplines. Session
One invites papers on scholarly and pedagogical issues involving
problematic texts of the Reformation.

Reformation II: Problematic Figures

Session Two invites papers on the problematic nature of the theology,
politics, and the personal stance of both central and peripheral
figures of the Reformation.

Reformation III: Controversial Issues

Session Three invites critical discussion and reassessment of
controversial issues during the Reformation.

Deadline for Abstracts is June 30, 2007

Please email your abstract to Maureen Thum: mthum_at_umflint.edu
Subject Heading: SRR Abstract
Please attach as an MS word document, and include the abstract in the
text of the email in case of problems opening the file.

Format of Abstracts: Please include the following information:
1) Name of Presenter
2) Affiliation
3) Complete Address
4) Office Phone
5) Home Phone
6) Email Address
7) Title of the Paper
8) Session for which paper proposed
9) Text of the abstract (200 words)
 
Note: Membership in the SRR is required to present a paper: $20
regular, $10 student and emeritus

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